Protecting US national interests is unachievable if the Department of Defense relies solely on traditional military-owned space systems. The US Space Force must embrace international counterparts as valued partners in an integrated hybrid architecture.
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Space
Building on the report “Making Space: Clearing the Way for Hybrid Architecture,” this paper discusses the potential legal considerations that could impact a commander's ability to use a space hybrid architecture in conflict.
Kim Sloan, Todd Pennington
Space
Space is now a vibrant international and commercial theater of operations. Protecting national interests will not be achievable by relying solely on traditional, military-owned space systems; the US Space Force must fully leverage a hybrid architecture.
Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
Space
Space
It used to be that space was the ultimate high ground, safe from enemy attack. Space became the place to gather intelligence, surveil, reconnoiter enemy forces, transmit information globally, and command and control the application of force without risking incoming fire.
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